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ANNOUNCEMENTS & NOTICES
COVID 19 UPDATES
The Town of Provincetown has an indoor mask mandate.
Provincetown’s indoor mask mandate will continue through at least August 21,
regardless of the town’s test positivity rate.
Face coverings are required for all workers and customers of indoor public
Face coverings are required for all workers and customers of indoor public
spaces
spaces, except where an individual is unable to wear a face covering due to a medical
condition or disability.
This is a masking mandate at all indoor restaurants, theater or performance
venues, bars and dance floors, lodgings, fitness centers, retail and personal
service shops, offices or other public facilities.
Food service establishment customers only remove face coverings when seated.
Performance venue customers only remove face coverings in the actual act of eating
drinking.
Indoor bar & dance venue customers standing or ordering at the bar must be
masked. May only remove face coverings when seated at tables or seated at a bar.
Guests must be masked on indoor dance floors.
Lodging guests and workers are required to wear face coverings when inside hallways and
common areas.
Fitness Centers/Health Clubs workers, customers, and visitors are required to wear
face coverings during fitness activity, including strenuous activity.
Personal Services customers and workers are required to wear face coverings, except for
skin or beard care that occurs on the face; the customer may temporarily remove the face
covering but immediately put the face covering back for the remainder of the visit.
All unvaccinated individuals
individuals, including children under the age of 12, are required to wear
masks both outdoors in crowded areas where social distancing cannot be achieved and in
public indoor spaces, per CDC guidelines.
Masks remain mandatory for all individuals on public and private transportation
systems (including rideshares, livery, taxi, ferries, MBTA, Commuter Rail and transportation
stations),
in healthcare facilities and in other settings hosting vulnerable populations, such as congregate
care settings.
Online Resources
Free testing & vaccines are available at VMCC (2 Mayflower St) daily from 10 am - 3 pm
Provincetown Health Department COVID-19 Resources
http://www.provincetown-ma.gov/1316/Resources-during-the-State-of-Emergency
Barnstable County Department of Health and Environment COVID-19 Resources
https://www.barnstablecountyhealth.org/covid-19-resource-center
MA DPH COVID-19 Vaccine Information Page
https://www.mass.gov/covid-19-vaccine
MA DPH Multilingual COVID-19 Resources Information Page
https://www.mass.gov/info-details/multilingual-resources-on-covid-19
Massachusetts COVID-19 Temporary Emergency Paid Sick Leave Program
https://www.mass.gov/info-details/covid-19-temporary-emergency-paid-sick-leave-program.
Other vaccination locations can be found at https://vaxfinder.mass.gov/
Outer Cape Health Services
Health Center sites and Pharmacies
must continue to wear a medical-issued mask
at all times when inside our facilities
facilities.
Our employees will continue to do so as well.
We very much appreciate your cooperation
as we head into the busy summer season.
We very much appreciate your cooperation
as we head into the busy summer season.
COVID-19 testing remains available at
Outer Cape Health Services’ location in Provincetown.
Individuals seeking testing can either call
Outer Cape Health Services Patient Access Center at
(508) 905-2888 to schedule a test or they can arrive at the
Provincetown health center, 49 Harry Kemp Way
and call from outside:(508) 487-9395,ext. 1
As your not-for-profit, community health center,
we thank you for your partnership as we emerge from this pandemic.
Together, we are making the summer ahead a safe and enjoyable one
for all.
Provincetown Community Resource Guide: summer 2021 edition!
Provincetown Community Resource Guide: summer 2021 edition!
Created by the Provincetown Health Department's "Meeting Needs" coalition
that includes town departments, non-profits, healthcare providers,
and the faith-based community, the Provincetown Community Resource Guide
was made for our community, by our community.
Updated from the March COVID-19 edition, it includes contact info for many
organizations offering assistance to those needing extra support during challenging times: anyone
facing food insecurity or housing instability, needing financial support
or unemployment assistance, or seeking access to mental health services.
You can view or download an interactive pdf from the Town’s website: https://bit.ly/3ywiFbp.
CLICK ON THE GUIDE TO ACCESS
It's OK to ask for help
Visit our website
The Swim for Life is pleased to enlist the creative talent of Jim Youngerman, a longtime Swim for
Life swimmer from Lenox, MA, to imagine and execute the 2021 Swim for Life design.
A design is created annually for the event, becoming the Swim logo, and is treasured as a
testament to the generous and artistic soul of the Outer Cape.
“The Swim and the community made waves in response to HIV/AIDS
and now we have a renewed mission to strengthen our resilience as we act to
create a more diverse and equitable future,” states artist and Compact Director
Jay Critchley. “Let’s come together once again in a celebration in the town that we
all love and support.”
For registration details and donations, contact Swim4Life.org
Scan QR Code or scroll down to September Calendar for even more information.
REGISTER NOW!
APPETIZERS FOR THIS EVENT WERE
GENEROUSLY DONATED BY:
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COMMUNITY HOUSING OPPORTUNITY
Community Housing Specialist & Grant Administrator 508/487-7087
Community Housing deed-restricted ownership
1-bedroom condo at 30 Shank Painter $215,000; open house 9/11/21;
complete applications due by 9/27/21.
Contact me for more information.
CHR combined pre-application for waitlist for CHR properties only
http://chrgroup.net/ or call 508-487-2426 x 0;
pre-applications are due no later than August 16, 2021Hi Everyone,
Have not been able to make it to the East End Waterfront park planning meetings ?
Have questions about the project, or have some more input you would like to share?
Join the Town of Provincetown and Weston & Sampson for Virtual Office Hours where you will
be able to join online and have all of your needs met, provide an opportunity for folks who want
to take a deeper dive into the feedback we’ve gotten as well as the site analysis and assessment that has
already been done.
Should you choose to join, you’ll see members of the design team, and maybe a few from the Working
Group. We’ll have all of the materials that have been presented ready to share, and will focus on either a
general overview for people who haven’t participated much to date, or to answer direct questions about
site opportunities and constraints. We’ll also be able to review online survey and workshop results.
Virtual office hours will be held via zoom during the following days:
Thursday, August 12th, 2021
12:30pm- 2pm: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/5011240263
Thursday, August 12th, 2021
4:30pm- 6pm: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/5011240263
Friday, August 13th, 2021
8:30am-10:30am: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/5011240263
Again please check the East End Waterfront Webpage for the most up to date information,
which includes a new survey:
http://www.provincetown-ma.gov/1386/East-End-Waterfront-Park-Planning
Thank you all,
Brandon Motta
Recreation Director
Provincetown Recreation Department
2 Mayflower Street
Provincetown MA, 02657
508-487-7097
Bmotta@provincetown-ma.gov
CAPE COD TRAVEL GUIDE
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PROVINCETOWN & PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
CONGRATULATIONS ON CELEBRATING 75 YEARS
OF A UNIQUE AND WONDERFUL BUSINESS
BRAVO!2021 COVID SAFETY PROTOCOLS FOR ARTS DUNE TOURS Due to the recent uptick in Covid-19 cases and much publicity it brought Provincetown, Art’s Dune Tours wants everyone to know that we are still running with some of the same safety protocols as last year to assure our customers and staff are enjoying the safest possible touring experience. The continuing protocols are as follows: · Plexiglass installed between the driver seats and passenger seats · Windows are open during the tour. On rainy days, they will be cracked as much as possible. · Masks are required while seated in the vehicles. This is a Cape Cod National Seashore mandate for commercial vehicles within the park boundaries. · All staff are fully vaccinated. · All vehicles will be wiped down on commonly handled areas within the vehicles and outside door handles with a CDC approved sanitizing solution. · All tours are sold to private groups that are family or friends traveling together. We are NOT putting strangers in the same trucks. · Per Provincetown town ordinance, masks must be worn inside our office. Please understand we are trying to do the best we can to provide you with an enjoyable and safe touring experience and will greatly appreciate your understanding our guidelines. Thank you so much! Rob Costa & Robert Papa
Rob Costa & Robert Papa
Art’s Dune Tours, est. 1946
Cape Cod National Seashore
and Outer Cape Towns
Join Forces to Promote
O cean Safety Awareness
Standard Safety Precautions
Cape Cod National Seashore closes visitor centers until further notice.
The COVID-19 resurgence on the Outer Cape has triggered the closures of the two visitor centers at the
Cape Cod National Seashore.
In Eastham
Eastham,, an outdoor information station is open with park staff from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. The
park museum is closed as well, but restrooms and the America’s National Parks store are open.
In Provincetown
Provincetown,, an outdoor information station will also be open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily. Park
staff will be available to answer questions and provide information. Restrooms, the outdoor observation
deck and the America’s National Park Store will be open.
The Seashore's website has the most up-to-date information on restrictions. Visitors are asked
to practice social distancing, personal hygiene, and maintain behaviors to avoid infection in public
areas. Seashore officials emphasized that visitors should not rely upon site staff to ensure their
protection from contagious disease.
More information: https://www.nps.gov/caco/planyourvisit/conditions.htm
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Pet Closures In Effect Due to Shorebird Nesting
Head of the Meadow Beach and Race Point Beach are closed to pets due to nesting shorebirds. Closures
are changed and updated frequently depending on shorebird activity. Review pet closures here. more
Oversand Vehicle Corridor Closed (Temporary)
The ORV corridor is fully closed. No ORV access is available. ORV permit holders are allowed access to
the Herring Cove, Race Point and Head of the Meadow beach parking lots with their current ORV permit.
508-487-2100 ext. 0926 or 508-487-2100 ext. 0927 more
Caution
Warning: Keep Wildlife Wild
Wildlife accustomed to being fed may become aggressive in attempts to obtain food. This includes coyote
and fox. There have been serious incidents in the past few years involving
bites to people and pets. Keep your distance and do not feed wildlife.
Coast Guard Beach High Tide Advisory
Access to Coast Guard Spit at Coast Guard Beach, Eastham are impassable at certain high tides. Check
tide charts before planning your visit.
Stay Safe at the Beach - SHARKS
Lifeguards are on duty at Cape Cod National Seashore Beaches for the summer. Read and heed
advisories at beaches to help ensure your safety, particularly regarding white sharks. moreCoyote Bites Child at Herring Cove Beach in Provincetown
On August 11, 2021 at approximately 8:30 pm, a coyote bit a small child on North Herring Cove Beach within Cape
Cod National Seashore. The child was taken to Cape Cod Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. Park rangers
destroyed the coyote responsible and will attempt to locate the body of the animal this morning so it can be tested
for rabies.
This summer rangers have been responding to incidents of coyotes acting assertively toward people in attempts to
obtain food. This behavior starts with people feeding the coyotes intentionally by leaving food out, or inadvertently
by not removing food scraps and packaging from the beach. This leads to the animals becoming habituated and
bold in attempts to obtain food. When wild animals lose their fear of people, they behave unpredictably and
aggressively, resulting in injuries to people and a sad ending for the habituated animal.
Keep wildlife wild. Protect your safety and the safety of others.
Do not feed or attract wildlife! Report assertive coyote sightings
to rangers or the dispatch center at 617-242-5659.
HPC Launches 20th Annual "Backpack-to-School" Program
The Kids are really going back to school this year. Let’s have some Fun!
The Homeless Prevention Council (HPC) is partnering with the Nauset Rotary Club, Orleans Police
Department, Nauset Marine, and Staples for its 20th Backpack to School program.
2020 was a challenging school year for all of us, and especially hard for our children. HPC and its
partners are making this year’s Backpack to School program extra fun and special for over 200 students
in need, grades K-12 on the Lower and Outer Cape.
Families with children in need on the Lower and Outer Cape who would like to
participate in this year’s Backpack to School program should call HPC’s office at (508)
255-9667 and ask for the case manager of the day.
The community can also join HPC in making our students return extra special. For a list of needed
supplies, visit the HPC web site at www.hpccapecod.org
Starting August 1, 2021, School supplies can be dropped off at:
HPC office (14 Old Tote Road, Orleans),
Orleans Police Department (99 Eldredge Park Way)
Nauset Marine (45 Cranberry Hwy, Orleans)
Nauset Marina East Marina (235 Main Street, Orleans)
Staples (136 MA-6, Orleans)
If you are interested in contributing, please visit www.hpccapecod.org or send a check to Homeless
Prevention Council at PO Box 828, Orleans, MA 02653.A UGUST EVENTS 2021
AugustAugust
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Holiday THIS
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2021 Entrance Fee Free Days at
Cape Cod National Seashore
August 25: National Park Service Birthday
CLICK FOR CAPE COD NATIONAL SEASHORE CALENDAR & PROGRAMS
AUGUST
Aug. 1-7 Whale Week - Center for Coastal Studie
Studies
Aug. 2 and 16 The17th Annual Provincetown Jazz Festival
Aug. 2-Sept. 2 Provincetown Theater’s Playhouse -Tennessee Williams, The Glass
Menagerie.
Aug. 7 The Castle Hill Auction
Aug. 15-21 PBG Carnival 2021 Theme: Somewhere over the Rainbow
Aug. 17 Castle Hill Oysters And Opera 6pm Terry Kahn & Leslie Silvester’s home
Aug. 20 + 21 The Provincetown Dance Festival
Aug 25/26 at 6pm - Suede at Crown & Anchor - tinyurl.com/5x8hm9pr
Aug. 26 Truro Connections, a Conversation on Social Justice in Cape Cod
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Provincetown COA Coastlines Newsletter
More NEWS from the COAUUMH Newsletter - August 2021
We had a fantastic summer in Provincetown, and the We've Got More Camps
fun continues. Virtual camps are back for the summer
season, featuring our new Variety Show host, If you couldn’t make it to Provincetown and have a
D'Cameron May! raging case of FOMO, don’t worry! We’ve got a camp
for you
Join us for our Queer Creatives Camp this Saturday, Join us for Leadership Camp NYC and enjoy a
and tune in next Saturday for our first mini-camp filled weekend of inspiration and celebration from Saturday,
with drag performances and a makeup workshop. Get October 9 to Monday, October 11. Campers can expect
ready to get snatched, and register today! themed parties, sessions on social media activism, to
meet with gay icons, and so much more. Sign up now.
Virtual Camp Weekend Camp
The Camp Lightbulb Store is now openMassachusetts Virtual Job Fair
August 16 – 20 | 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. each day
One event – thousands of opportunities!
assachusetts Virtual Job Fair Schedule
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August 16 – 20 | 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. each day
Monday: General Job Fair (all industries)
Tuesday: Manufacturing, Professional Services, Finance
Wednesday: Healthcare, Hospitality, Education
Thursday: General Job Fair (all industries)
Friday: Information Technology, Building Services, and other
Attention Jobseekers
Don’t Miss Massachusetts’ Largest Job Fair!
All job seekers, from entry-level to executive,
are invited to attend this FREE, 5-day virtual event.
Job Seekers Register
Attention Employers
Looking to expand your workforce?
Participate in Massachusetts’ largest virtual job fair!Participate in Massachusetts’ largest virtual job fair!
All job seekers, from entry-level to executive,
are invited to attend this FREE, 5-day virtual event.
Employers Register
How does a virtual job fair work?
The MassHire: Massachusetts Virtual Job Fair
is being held online through Premier Virtual.
Employers and jobseekers can use Premier Virtual to video chat, submit
resumes, review job openings, and find company information.
Need Help?
Questions? Click here to contact Cathie LeBlanc
at MassHire Cape and Islands Career Center or call 508.862.6128.
Robert Jones, Jr., Paul Lisicky, Francine Prose, and Brandon Taylor
to appear at the Fifth Provincetown Book Festival, September 17 - 19
For more information, go to provincetownbookfestival.org
Robert Jones, Jr., acclaimed author of the historical novel, The Prophets; Paul Lisicky, author of the Provincetown
memoir Later: My Life at the Edge of the World; Francine Prose, author of twenty novels including her most recent,
The Vixen; and Brandon Taylor, author of the short story collection Filthy Animals and the novel Real Life, will
appear live and in person at the 2021 Provincetown Book Festival. A weekend of literary events for readers,
writers, and book lovers of all kinds, the Provincetown Book Festival takes place on Friday, Saturday and Sunday,writers, and book lovers of all kinds, the Provincetown Book Festival takes place on Friday, Saturday and Sunday,
September 17 – 19, 2021. All events are free and open to the public. All events will be held carefully and safely at
the Provincetown Public Library. Final Covid protocols will be announced on September 1.
The Provincetown Book Festival opens on Friday night, September 17, with a reading and reception for the
recipient of the Rose Dorothea Award, given annually by the Board of Library Trustees to a person with a strong
connection to the Outer Cape who has made a significant contribution through the written word. The 2021 recipient
is performance artist and writer Karen Finley.
On Saturday, September 18, at 6:00 p.m., Provincetown memoirist Paul Lisicky will share the stage with Andrea
Lawlor, author of Paul Takes the Form of a Mortal Girl. Both writers lived in Provincetown during the Nineties.
Fiction meets history when Francine Prose, whose novel The Vixen concerns Ethel and Julius Rosenberg, speaks
with Aaron Lecklider, author of Love's Next Meeting: The Forgotten History of Homosexuality and the Left in
American Culture at 4:00 p.m. Sunday, September 19. Historian Aaron Lecklider will also interview novelist Robert
Jones, Jr., about his novel of slavery, The Prophets, on Saturday at 4:30. Brandon Taylor will read from and talk
about his work on Saturday at 12:00.
“We have a wonderfully diverse line-up this year,” said Nan Cinnater, Director of the Provincetown Book Festival
and Lead Librarian at the Provincetown Library. “We are featuring lots of non-fiction writers in addition to poets and
novelists. We have a number of LGBTQ authors and authors of different races and ethnicities. Some are
connected to Provincetown and some aren’t. But all of them are outstanding writers!”
Among the featured non-fiction writers are Animatta Forna, well known as a novelist but currently author of a new
book of essays, The Window Seat. Forna will appear in conversation with Jennifer De Leon, author of the essay
collection, White Space: Essays on Culture, Race, and Writing. Memoirist Maya Shanbhag Lang (What We Carry)
will talk about the politics of memoir with Rajiv Mohabir, (Antiman). Professor Kerri Greenidge will discuss the
history of Black political thought and her new biography, Black Radical: The Life and Times of William Monroe
Trotter.
Other featured authors include novelist Joshua Henkin, author of Washington Heights, in conversation with
Matthew Klam, author of the novel Who Is Rich?. Boston poet laureate Porsha Olayiwola and poet January Gill
O’Neil will read from their work and speak with each other on “The Future of Poetry.” Mona Awad, author of All’s
Well, will talk with Heidi Pitlor, author of Impersonation, about the uses of comedy in literary fiction. Two more
novelists writing about women’s lives – Hanna Halperin, author of the debut novel Something Wild and Lynne
Hugo, author of The Book of CarolSue – round out the program.
On Saturday and Sunday, there will be a giant used book sale on the Provincetown Library lawn.
On Saturday, September 18, at 9:00 a.m., five local writers will kick off the Festival in “Reading Local,” a special
reading curated by Lynne Hugo, author of nine novels and a memoir. More information about the program and the
authors is being added daily to the Festival website, provincetownbookfestival.org.
Contact:
Nan Cinnater, Provincetown Book Festival Director, ncinnater@clamsnet.org, 774-216-1228
OR
Amy Raff, Library Director, Provincetown Public Library, araff@clamsnet.org, 508-487-7094
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OFFERS ANNUAL FREE TELECONFERENCE
FOR ALZHEIMER’S/DEMENTIA
PROFESSIONALS AND CAREGIVERS
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Friday, August 20, 2021 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM EST via Live
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Join nationally-known dementia care specialist, Teepa Snow, OTC/L who will present pragmatic
strategies for managing the care of adults with dementia. This conference is intended for those employed
in memory care, skilled nursing facilities and adult day health programs, including CNAs and HHAs, as
well as family & in-home caregivers and others involved in the care of adults with dementia.
CONFERENCE TOPICS
Sorting Out the Three D’s: Delirium, Depression, and Dementia; Changing Resistance
to Care to Participation in Care; Why Do They Do That? Understanding Symptoms and
Situations of Dementia; Dealing with Distress: Using Empathy and Support;
Improving Your Hands-On Skills for Providing Care. A panel discussion,
Alzheimer’s & the Arts, will take place during the lunch hour.
FREE CONTINUING EDUCATION CREDITS (CEs)
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This conference is presented by Alzheimer’s Family Support Center of Cape Cod Cod,
a 501(c)3 nonprofit providing free support, referrals, education and social connection to
persons affected by Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias, and their care providers.
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The Summer Party
was postponed
to Thursday August 26, 2021
from 6-9pm at
Truro Vineyards.
If you're one of the lucky people who has a ticket to this sold out event,
we apologize for any inconvenience and trust that the weather will be better
later this month!
Please call Alex at Helping Our Women if you have any questions
about this change of dates: 508-487-4357.15th Provincetown Dance Festival at Edgewood Farm
to include artists from Boston Ballet,
Paul Taylor Dance Company and Live Music
Presented August 20th and 21st, at 6:00p. Truro Center for the Arts is happy to
christen its new outdoor stage by once again bringing live dance to the
Outer Cape an ambition line-up of artists of international acclaim.
WHERE: Sam’s Stage/ The Truro Center for the Arts at Edgewood Farm (Edgewood Farm
Campus), 3 Edgewood Way right off Route 6
WHEN: August 20th and 21st , 6:00pm
TICKETS: for the15th Provincetown Dance Festival are $35 with a reduced ticket price of $20
for students. Tickets can be purchased online at www.castlehill.org or by
calling https://www.castlehill.org/special-events/provincetown-dance-festival
This year’s event will include seven artists, presenting eight works: featuring internationally acclaimed
Boston Ballet and the Paul Taylor Dance Company, as well as world premiere works made especially for
the Provincetown Dance Festival and it’s new outdoor stage at Edgewood Farm, 3 Edgewood Way, Truro.
Festival Director Adam Miller said, “The new stage is a dream come true. When it was planned, we didn’tFestival Director Adam Miller said, “The new stage is a dream come true. When it was planned, we didn’t
even know how important a space it would be in this new world of performance challenges. It is such a
beautiful new venue for live performance, so we decided to pull out all the stops and bring some truly
stellar artists to celebrate this new space. The Outer Cape now has a new performance space to be truly
proud of.”
The Festival will continue to celebrate the range and diversity of today’s contemporary dance landscape.
The works will include the return of festival favorites, Sokeo Ros, with his inspiring fusion of Hip-hop
and the legacy of Cambodian dance, and a special return engagement of tap dance artists, Orlando
Hernandez. Thanks to a grant from the New England Foundation for the Arts, Hernandez will present a
world premiere with live music by saxophonist Leland Baker.
Critically acclaimed dancer from the Paul Taylor Dance Company, Eran Bugge, will perform a solo
choreographed specifically for the Festival and, for the first time, The Provincetown Dance Festival will
present Chyrstyn Kentroy and Paulo Arrais from the Boston Ballet, who will present two contemporary
ballet works.
The Hartford based Scapegoat Garden returns with a new work conceived by the dramatic dance
innovator Deborah Goffe, and from Seattle, comes a rising star of the contemporary dance work, Jade
Curtis Solomon-Solo Magic. Intense, inspiring and provocative, Curtis Solomon performed at the festival
several years ago and was a huge audience favorite.
Another audience favorite, the Portland Ballet, returns with a contemporary ballet duet.
The Provincetown Dance Festival continues its collaboration with co-producers, Adam Miller and The
Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill for over 15 years.
Castle Hill’s Executive Artistic Director Cherie Mittenthal states “ After years of
hard work and planning, I am so proud and excited to see such a beautiful new
performance venue become a part of Castle Hill’s family. Outer Cape audiences
can now expect many great performing experiences in an ideal outdoor setting.”
Aug. 15-21 Carnival 2021
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CARNIVAL 2021 EVENT GUIDE IS OUT
(FOR ALL EVENTS VISIT PTOWN.ORG/CARNIVAL)
Purchase Carnival Tickets HerePROVINCETOWN
We have a safer Carnival experience
in store this year.
Here's what to expect:
Proof of vaccine required for entry to all Official
Carnival Events
Carnival staff will be vaccinated or test negative
ahead of event
Limited tickets available due to capacity limits for
social distancing
Leverage outdoor areas in most venues
Mandatory indoor mask order thru Friday August
21
Free testing and vaccinations in Provincetown
Town-wide program for businesses to certify staff
vaccinated or proof of vaccine required to enter
Community Ambassadors
Express Yourself Day in place of organized parade
S EPTEMBER EVENTS 2021
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CAPE COD NATIONAL SEASHORE
C ALENDAR & PROGRAM
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We are hopeful that these events will be happening and that they will be in person this year.
To see exactly what they will be offering please click on underlined events below to
check individual websites & confirm/see updates.check individual websites & confirm/see updates.
Sept. 2 Red Hawk Dance Troupe
Sept. 3-6 Labor Day Weekend
Sept. 3-12 Provincetown Art Association & Museum Gala
Sept. 3-25 Annual Consignment Auction Preview, closing virtually on Sept. 25, 7pm
Sept. 7 Rosh Hashanah
Sept. 10 The 25th Celebration Of Life Concert, UU Church
Sept. 11, The 34th Swim for Life & Paddler Flotilla Join us for a new harbor swim route
(starting on the beach at Snail Rd to the new town-owned East End Waterfront Park, a 1.2 mile
distance), a new time 3 pm (to coincide with high tide). So much more
Sept. 16, Yom Kippur
Sept. 16, 12:00PM Eastham Golf Tournament & Awards Banquet at Captain's Golf in
Brewster,
Awards Banquet follows 6PM at Orleans/Eastham Elks Lodge. Info/register: events page
page.
Tee Off to support Eastham Chamber's annual philanthropic endeavors & scholarship
fundraiser.
Sept. 17-19 Gay Pilots Cape Cod Classic
Sept. 17-19 Provincetown Book Festival
Sept. 17-20 Provincetown Classic Women’s Flag Football
Sept. 17-19 Yankee Lambda Antique Car Show Various Locations (Provincetown Inn &
MacMillan Pier)
Sept. 18, ASGCC Harbor to the Bay Bike Ride Register & create a physical challenge to
raise money.
Sept 19-27 PAW Pet Appreciation Week - CASAS
Sept. 22 Fall Equinox
Sept. 23-26,16th
16th Provincetown Tennessee Williams Festival Tickets/ Passes: HERE or
866.789.TENN
Sept. 25 The 34th PAAM Annual Consignment Auction closing virtually, 7pm
Sept. 25-Oct. 2-9 Provincetown Wellness Week
Sept 26 PAAM Members’ 12 x 12 Auction
September 10 th 8PM
The 28 th Celebration of Life Concert
at The UU Meeting House
The concert, a prelude to Swim for Life the following day,
will feature about 24 musicians.
Since 1994 the UU Church has hosted this celebration
that is filled with memories, music and joy.
Free to all.Provincetown Swim for Life & Paddler Flotilla
will require proof of COVID-19 vaccination
to participate in person in the September 11th event.
Mask-wearing and social distancing protocols
will be established closer to this legendary fundraiser.
Sign up for the Swim for Life
The Swim for Life is pleased to enlist the creative talent of Jim Youngerman, a longtime Swim for Life
swimmer from Lenox, MA, to imagine and execute the 2021 Swim for Life design. A design is created
annually for the event, becoming the Swim logo, and is treasured as a testament to the generous and
artistic soul of the Outer Cape.
“The design for this year’s T-shirt grew out of a series of paintings I did this past spring which depict the
vague space we are all going through during the pandemic. The sort of outside/in and inside/outness of
our lives as we struggle to find a new normal, a new balance. The transparent walls allow the viewer to
see the bright horizon. The open and endless feeling one senses on the outer cape is captured in the
painting. Across the waters is a reminiscent view of Long Point lighthouse, where the Swim first began.
The color and tones and prayer ribbons which float out of the picture frame, reflect a hopefulness we feel
as a community, as we make waves and come together and forge a brave new course through uncharted
waters.” ~ Jim Youngerman
Jim has been a painter for the past 50 years, having solo exhibitions extensively throughout the US and
Europe. His work has been favorably reviewed, here and abroad in such publications as Art News, Arts
Magazine and Art in America. Arts Magazine once said of his work, “the content of Youngerman’s work is
the creation of a far-reaching mind, combining elements perhaps derived from dreams, or the product of
completely unharnessed meanderings of the imagination.” In 1980, he designed an award winning
theatrical set for The Man Who Killed the Budha in Los Angeles. He has subsequently designed many
sets for music, dance and theater. This summer he is designing the set for a production of King Lear at
Shakespeare & Co., Lenox, MA.
The legendary fundraiser, the Swim for Life & Paddler Flotilla, sponsored by the Provincetown
Community Compact, will Make Waves on Saturday, September 11, 2021 with a new afternoon
harbor shoreline swim route, a new time, and a new post-Swim Mermaid Tea! Provincetown Swim
for Life & Paddler Flotilla has raised over $5M since 1988 for AIDS, women’s health and the
community. Proof of vaccinations will be required of all participants and the public. Local and
CDC guidelines will be followed.
“The Swim and the community made waves in response to HIV/AIDS and now we have a renewed
mission to strengthen our resilience as we act to create a more diverse and equitable future,”
states artist and Compact Director Jay Critchley. “Let’s come together once again in a celebration
in the town that we all love and support.”
Beneficiaries of the Swim include: the AIDS Support Group of Cape Cod (ASGCC), Helping Our Women
(HOW), Outer Cape Health Services, Provincetown Rescue Squad Association, Lower Cape Ambulance
Association, Soup Kitchen in Provincetown (SKIP), Provincetown Schools, The Compact CommunityAssociation, Soup Kitchen in Provincetown (SKIP), Provincetown Schools, The Compact Community
Fund, Accessible Provincetown, West End Racing Club and Cape Cod Children’s Place.
Business sponsors include: Seamen’s Bank, Fanizzi’s Restaurant, Provincetown Banner, Boatslip Resort
& Beach Club, Lobster Pot Restaurant, Far Land Provisions, Cape Air, Bay State Cruise, Berta Walker
Gallery, Art’s Dune Tours and WOMR 92.1, with support from the Provincetown Visitor Services Board.
New sponsors this year include: Provincetown Aquasports, Cape Cod 5, Cranberry Square Dermatology,
The Palette Fund and Arthur H. Platt Trust.
For registration details and donations, contact Swim4Life.org.
THE VIRTUAL GASP
September 5 - 11, 2021
For more information on how to
become a beneficiary please
email marty@hyannis.com
Our Beneficiaries for 2021 Include:
Barnstable Charitable Foundation
CHAMP Homes
Community Development Partnership
Cotuit Center For the Arts
Latham Centers
WE CAN
The Eastham
Golf Tournament
& Awards Banquet
will be held
at the Captain's Golf, Brewster
Thursday, September 16, 2021,
from 12:00PM - 8:00PM.
The Awards Banquet will follow at the
Orleans/Eastham Elks Lodge at 6:00PM.
REGISTRATION & INFO
Would you like to donate a raffle item for our
Annual Eastham Golf Tournament & Awards Banquet
Please email Diana at diana@easthamchamber.com,
call us at 508.240.7211 or drop them off at the Eastham Chamber office.
Funds raised go towards our toolships and scholarship recipients.O CTOBER EVENTS
2021
We are hopeful that all of these events will be happening and that they will be in person this year.
However, we do not know exactly what they will be offering.
Please click on underlined to check individual websites to confirm and see updates.
Oct. 8-11 Columbus Day Weekend
Oct. 9-11 Fall Monumental Yard Sale Weekend
Oct. 11-17 Women’s Week Provincetown
Oct 15/16 at 7pm - Suede at Crown & Anchor - OnlyAtTheCrown.com
Oct 13-16 Single Women’s Weekend
Oct. 17-24 Fantasia Fair The Original Transgender Week
Oct. 22-24 Serenity By The Sea –2021 Provincetown Roundup will be online
again. We hope to return to an in-person format for our 35th Anniversary in 2022
Oct. 29-31 Halloween Weekend in Provincetow
Provincetown
Oct. 29-31 Spooky Bear Weekend
ONGOING EVENTS, PROGRAMS, ETC.P ROVINCETOWN CHAMBER
RESTAURANTS
Our amazing Restaurant Members
have nearly every
kind of food that you can imagine!
American, Italian, Mexican, Portuguese, Seafood to Sushi,
Pizza, Sandwiches, Rollwiches & Salads,
to Ice Cream & Pastries!
Take out - Dine In - Some Outdoor dining
Click here for all Chamber
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LATEST HAPPENINGS
At THE BUSINESSES LISTED BELOW:
Cape Cod National Seashore and Provincelands Visitors Center
The Cape School of Art in Provincetown
Fine Art Work Center FAWC
Great Music on Sunday @5
Payomet Performing Arts Center in Truro
Pilgrim Monument and Provincetown Museum
Provincetown Art Association and Museum PAAM
Provincetown Public LibraryProvincetown Public Library
Provincetown Theater
Truro Center for the Art at Castle Hill
Twenty Summers
Water Edge Cinema
CARE for the Cape & Islands and Cape Anti-Litter Coalition
will lead summer-long initiative to promote recycling and
clean up Cape Cod
Massachusetts Beverage Association is partnering with the organizations
and providing support for the ‘Take Care’ campaign.
‘Take Care’ campaign
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Flyer's Boat Rental to Long Point Light
The Long Point Shuttle is officially open for our
FULL SUMMER SCHEDULE!
Every 30 minutes 9am-5pm from MacMillan Pier slip 8W.
Cash only, $20/person for round trip, $15 one-way.
Please bring exact change.
As always, we are weather permitting. For now dogs are not
allowed on Long Point due to nesting Piping Plovers.
Long Point Shuttle
We look forward to seeing you soon!The Provincetown Yacht Club
Saturday Race series starts June 26 with races
every Saturday through Sept 11. Start time: 1 PM. There
will be two classes of boats: dinghies (under 20’’ and keel
boats over 20’). We expect a total of ten or more boats to
start (6 in the dinghy class). The 2021 Notice of Race is
attached. Captains can register for racing at
PYCRaceregistration.com
We are planning once a month open sailing for boat
owners, prospective crew and non-boat owner members just interested in getting out on the
water. August date to be announced. Meet at the courtesy dock between MacMillan Pier and
Fisherman’s Wharf. If you are interested in participating send an email
provincetownyachtclub@outlook.com.
We are also asking for boat owners to sign up to take non-boat owners out on the water.
This will be a one hour fun sail and/or tour of the waterfront.
Crewing
Crewing: if you are interested in being an alternate for crewing in our races, send us an email.
We will distribute a contact list to the Captains. Post Race Raft-up Parties will be announced.
Schooner Sunset Sail (Date to be determined).
Mini Regatta
Regatta: Wednesday, September 8th, weather date Thursday September 9th.
PYC Swag: Burgees, Hats & shirts are available for order: provincetownyachtclub.org
We look forward to seeing you on the water and at the events.
.X1023FM Announces the
102 Days of Summer Celebration
X1023FM is rolling out the 102 Days of Summer, with
a daily and weekly contest all listeners can enter to win.
Every day, listeners will be given an hourly KEYWORD
to text to 508-413-8902. Each weekday at 8:20 AM and
on weekends at 9:20 AM, we’ll announce a winner of the
X1023FM Summer Starter Kit. But the winning doesn't stop there.
Each daily winner will then qualify for the weekly Grand Prize drawing for an amazing prize handpicked
from Stephanie’s Prize Close. Other Grand Prizes include more baseball tickets, concert tickets,
County Fair tickets, gift cards/gift certificates...with more to come.
Any businesses interested in participating in our prize package giveaways,
please contact jon.krongard@x1023.fm for more information.
Visit our website at X1023.fm and be sure to follow us on Facebook.
All of us at X1023FM wish all of you an AMAZING and AWESOME Summer!
X1023FM--Cape Cod's Music Channel and home to the 102 Days of Summer!
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ART, MUSEUMS, THEATER, ETC.
Ongoing Music, Theater, Film, Paint, Exhibits, Writing, Etc.
Bowersock Gallery
373 Commercial Street, Provincetown, Cape Cod, MA
02657
508-487-4994
https://bowersockgallery.com
S ubject: insentient bits and bobs
Runs through August 17th,
at Bowersock Gallery, 373 Commercial Street
The virtual, multi-platform,
live stream opening can be viewed, earlier, from 6:15 to 6:30 pm:
https://www.facebook.com/bowersockartgalleryprovincetown
Bowersock Gallery will explore the modern still life with a dazzling array of 'takes' on inanimate
objects. Subject: insentient bits and bobs, is largely an expression of both hyper
and traditional realism where artists reflect upon the standard-bearer flower
still, more often than not via arranged objects. Some reference the traditional, while others
choose the decidedly contemporary.
"The popularity of still life never wanes," Curator and Founder Steve Bowersock says. "If
seventeen years in the gallery has taught us anything, it's that 'insentient bits and bobs'
please. And literally, 'still life' is just that: still...life...as in a pause. Whether humorous, political,please. And literally, 'still life' is just that: still...life...as in a pause. Whether humorous, political,
or narrative, these works highlight a beautiful and commanding calm which gives us just the
perfect respite time to - breathe. It's not only a display of wonderfully placed objects to be
viewed, but as well, for us to stop...look...be soothed...and enjoy"!
Featured, are the paintings of Julie Beck, Natalie Featherston, Noriko Fox, Sydney Bella Sparrow,
and Brittany Haynes. Subject: insentient bits and bobs also includes David Random's mixed
media sculpture, where "found objects" are repurposed, turned on their heads, assembled and
transformed into something entirely new - sometimes a recognizable item, other times a
creation completely abstract.
In addition to the themed center room, the gallery features two other rooms representing
Bowersock's scores of talented artists, exhibited salon style.
Trippin’, a surreal, fantastical, and engaging journey into two,
very peculiar minds,
th
Opens: August 20 , 2021, opening reception from 7 to 9 pm.
at Bowersock Gallery 373 Commercial Street
Artists Steve Bowersock and Jeanne McCartin share a passion for their work, a fascination with
symbolism, the working of the mind, and the need to share their stories. That's where the similarities
end, as they bring personal experiences and ideas to bear, and individual styles diverge.
The two artists, who have worked together for two decades, challenged one another to use the difficult
COVID period to dig deep into personal and cultural issues. “It helped that Jeanne and I were in constant
contact, throughout, sharing both process and pain. We talked about making a concerted effort not to
edit what was said, and just push new techniques to the limits. The challenge was to grab hold of any
fleeting thoughts; believe me, there was more than enough mental ‘casting about.’ We just hoped it
would be relatable, when all was said and done,” says Bowersock.
Bowersock is known for his surreal and dreamscape oil paintings, in multiple genres - landscape, still
life and figurative. For this exhibit he's focused largely on the latter. Amongst his current collection is a
series which explores the individual as experienced from the inside, and viewed from the outside. Other
pieces explore his search for a place in a culture that isn't always welcoming of his nature. He says, "My
latest work is a channeled self-discovery, where there's heavy usage of symbols, the language of the
universe. For example, animals can be seen as totems, with rich spiritual meaning behind them, an
exploration of lessons. Hands are 'all protective,' 'welcoming'...and of G-d or the other guy's realm,
depending on how the viewer interprets positioning.”
McCartin's work is largely contemporary polychrome, narrative sculpture. The works are a touch theater,
tarot card, Rorschach inkblots, along with personal and cultural statements, with the story always the
focus. Her primary materials are cellulose and polymer clays, and papier mache.
"Ms. McCartin pulls no punches. Letting it all hang out, her work says what usually goes unsaid - that
we are fearful, angst ridden, sorrowful, angry- all in equal measure. As aging women, we are unseen,
uncared for, left to our own devices, hoping to simply survive an unjust society. As creative women, wewe are fearful, angst ridden, sorrowful, angry- all in equal measure. As aging women, we are unseen,
uncared for, left to our own devices, hoping to simply survive an unjust society. As creative women, we
are belittled, seen as ‘bird brains.’ Our hard work is seen as play - not serious, not a part of the
patriarchic gallery and museum systems, but diminished because we use “crafty” materials such as
papier mache` or work in a “decorative” or narrative tradition," Christopher Gowell, Maine's Sanctuary
Arts, School of Arts Founding Executive Director says. "But do not make the mistake of belittling these
pieces. Jeanne's work has a power which speaks to all of us in our humanity, amidst our fears, and a
lighter side that speaks of the way we heal ourselves, fitting ourselves together again as we emerge like
a chrysalis from a hard pandemic year, celebrating our survival, ready to battle again…and again."
Bowersock concludes, "I think one of the most memorable comments Jeanne' made during the process
was, 'I think we've both left a little blood on the studio floor.’ And that about sums up 2020.”
Cape Cod National Seashore
Free Concerts!
A Circus Performance,and Wampanoag Culture Event on Tap
at the National Seashore this Summer
Evenings at Salt Pond Series Resumes in Summer 2021
T he series is sponsored by Friends of the Cape Cod National Seashore
August 17: Zoe Lewis and the Souvenirs Family Concert Originally from the UK, Zoe Lewis has been a
Provincetown washashore for the last 30 years, playing gypsy jazz, jump jive, Latin grooves, swing, international
folk, and funk originals on anything from the piano to the spoons and she even spins the plates! She’s toured with
Judy Collins, the Indigo Girls, and Richie Havens. She is joined by Jon Evans on bass, Matthias Bossi on drums,
and Mark Chenevert on clarinet and sax. Outdoor concert.
August 24: CrabGrass Considered Cape Cod’s premier bluegrass band, CrabGrass brings its mix of old and
new foot-stomping bluegrass to the stage. The band is composed of Chris Miner on the mandolin, Les Beavan
banjo, Dan Fortier guitar, Katy Boc on the fiddle and Ted Mello bass. Indoor concert.
August 31: Nature and Music, a Beautiful Marriage with Jung-Ho Pak and Amber Broderick Cape
Symphony’s conductor Jung-Ho Pak and musicologist Amber Broderick present a multi-media look at how the
power and beauty of nature have inspired some of the most famous and beloved music of all time. Share their
enthusiasm as you hear and see video excerpts from the great masterpieces like The Four Seasons by Vivaldi,
Beethoven’s Pastoral Symphony, Debussy’s La Mer (The Sea), and even old favorites like Carnival of the Animals.
Video presentation without live musicians. Outdoor program.
EVENTS
ALL SUMMER WORKSHOPS
Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill is very excitedTruro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill is very excited
to announce the new Outdoor Stage in Honor of Sam Miller, a
visionary and leader in the Arts: especially in dance. Truro
Center for the Arts at Castle Hill has spent the last two in a
half years working on the new outdoor performance space at
Edgewood Farm, pre-covid !
The stage lies at the end of the property and creates
an amazing amphitheater at the end of the meadow.
Castle Hill is kicking off it’s 16th year of the Provincetown
Dance Festival on it’s own new stage on August 20th and 21s
! “The past 14 years have taken place at the Provincetown
Theater and hopefully will continue to do so, but knowing we
have our own home for dance is very exciting, right on our
own campus!”, says Cherie Mittenthal the Executive Artistic
Director.
Truro Center for the Adam Miller, who has been the Artistic Director of the
Provincetown Dance Festival for the past 15 years, is the
Arts brother of Sam Miller! A choreographer, teacher and former
dancer, Adam is excited and proud to have this stage named
at Edgewood Farm to honor his brother, as is his mother, who lives in
Builds an Outdoor Wellfleet. “Three years ago, Sam toured the Edgewood Farm
campus with myself, my mother and Cherie and immediately
Performance Space saw its potential to be a hub of the arts on the Outer Cape.
in honor of Sam Miller Almost simultaneously, both Sam and I said, ‘this is a perfect
place for a theater.’ He would be so thrilled to see such a
beautiful performance space in the area he loved so dearly.”
Nathan Williver, Laurence Young and Joyce Silverstone
At the Castle Hill Gallery in Truro
The Truro Center for the Arts at Castle Hill announces an exhibit of works by three artists
teaching workshops this summer at Castle Hill in ceramics, painting and printmaking.
Nathan Willver Laurence Young and Joyce Silverstone will be on display from
August 10 – 20 at the Castle Hill Gallery, 10 Meetinghouse Road, Truro, MA MA.
Please join us for a reception featuring wine, beer and snacks with the artists on the deck
at Castle Hill, Thursday August 12 from 4 – 6pm. Masks are required inside the Gallery.
* * * * * *
15 th Provincetown Dance Festival at Edgewood Farm
to include artists from Boston Ballet,
Paul Taylor Dance Company and Live Music
Presented August 20 th and 21st, at 6:00p.
Truro Center for the Arts is happy to christen its new outdoor stage
by once again bringing live dance to the
Outer Cape an ambition line-up of artists of international acclaim.
WHERE: Sam’s Stage/ The Truro Center for the Arts at Edgewood Farm
(Edgewood Farm Campus), 3 Edgewood Way right off Route 6
WHEN: August 20th and 21st , 6:00pm
TICKETS: for the15th Provincetown Dance Festival are $35 with a reduced ticket
price of $20 for students. Tickets can be purchased online at www.castlehill.org
or by calling https://www.castlehill.org/special-events/provincetown-dance-festivalProvincetown Dance Festival
All events are free and start at 9pm.
T he Club Provincetown is open daily from 10am to
9pm,
for brunch, lunch and dinner!
No reservations, however please come down or
call ahead at 508-487-1527 to get on the waitlist
and we’ll text you when your table is ready.
SHOWS START AT 9. NO COVER!!!
NO RESERVATIONS. -
SEATING IS FIRST COME FIRST SERVE.
COME TO THE CLUB, WE'RE ON FIRE!!
Check out the writeup about The Club in this PTOWNIE article!!
CLICK FOR THE CLUBREGISTER NOW
INTRODUCING
Remembrances of the
North Truro Air Force Radar StationPayomet is launching a new series of interpretive events,
"Remembrances of the North Truro Air Force Radar Station,"
curated by Dan Lombardo and inspired by the military past of the arts center,
located at the Cape Cod National Seashore's Highlands Center.
Out of Service:
A Cold War Memory
This first event in our series features a showing of
Rebecca M. Alvin’s documentary film,
Out of Service: A Cold War Memory.
Alvin will introduce the film and answer questions.
The producer of the film, Kevin Rice, will join her
on the panel, along with special guests who will
share their experiences as either airmen stationed
at the site, or who have childhood memories of the
North Truro radar station.
Free Event: Registration
Under The Radar
Directed by Daisy Walker and written by
playwright and Payomet Executive Director
Kevin Rice, Under The Radar is described
by the play's dramaturg, Dan Lombardo,
as "Our Town meets Dr. Strangelove.”
A fully-staged Actors’ Equity Association
production, featuring Robin Bloodworth,
Shabazz Green, and Paige O’Connor.
Debut performance
Wednesday, Aug. 18 // 10:30a.m.
Five performances weekly:
Wed. - Sun., Aug.18 - Sept. 5
All shows at 10:30am
TICKETS
Greetings!
Our season is building a bit as we head towards Labor Day!
For this next stretch, we are in need of volunteers for the following concerts:For this next stretch, we are in need of volunteers for the following concerts:
Thursday, Aug. 12: Sierra Hull & Justin Moses
Friday, Aug. 13: Adam Ezra Group
Saturday, Aug. 14: Popa Chubby
Tuesday, Aug. 17: Marcia Ball
Our volunteer shifts begin at 5:30pm, with concerts starting at 7pm. If you are available to volunteer,
please reply to this message and let us know which show(s). We will then confirm with you prior to the
show, since some concerts require more volunteers than others.
Thank you for your support!
Your Payomet Pals
The stars shine bright
in August
with our Ballfield Stage!
All Shows at 7pm
Due to the current uptick in Covid,
the National Park Service has requested
that we move our shows to the same
open air "Ball Field Stage" that we used
last year. Therefore, for the foreseeable
future, all of our concerts will be
presented on the Ball Field Stage.
The concerts will have lawn seating and
we will have chairs set up but there will
also be space for you to bring your own
lawn chair and enjoy our shows as the
sun sets behind you.
As you may know, Payomet
programming takes place at
Highlands Center in the
Cape Cod National Seashore
and in partnership with the
National Park Service.
Our highest priority is public safety.
Thank you for your understanding and
patience as we continue
to navigate the pandemic.
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